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Former Dundalk FC CEO Peter Halpin. Photo by Ben McShane/Sportsfile
Dundalk FC has confirmed the departure of Peter Halpin as Chief Executive Officer today.
Peter joined the club in early 2024 and has been a pivotal figure in the stabilising of the club during this very difficult time.
Dundalk FC Owner John Temple said: “Peter has worked tirelessly during his time in Oriel Park and for that I am very grateful as all Dundalk supporters should be lucky to have had the club in such steady hands during a very difficult time.
“The club extends its sincere gratitude to Peter for his hard work and dedication and wish him continued success with his own business at Halpin Sport Sponsorship and look forward to welcoming him back to Oriel Park on matchdays.”
On his departure, Peter Halpin said: “I would like to thank John Temple and Chris Clinton for coming in to take over the club in September 2024 to ensure the very future of the club.
“I want to wish John, Chris and all the hardworking staff at Dundalk Football Club nothing but success in the forthcoming 2025 season and beyond.
“It has been tough going but a pleasure – I now look forward to focussing on my own business, though I am of course happy to help the club moving forward and help build on the work achieved in the last number of months.”
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